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A "saint" in The Bible is a person who believes in God through Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul mentions saints frequently in his writings. This is positionally.

Experientially, a saint is a person eminent for piety, and virtue: a consecrated person.

When Mark the writer of the Gospel according to Mark, first believed in Jesus Christ as the Savior he became a saint.

Later on the early church fathers gave him the title of Saint Mark.

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